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I am a 62 year old menopausal woman diagnosed with a hydrosalpinx about 34x44 and 4.8. there are no symptoms. what should i do ?
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Possibly observe: A small relatively simple adnexal mass can be observed. I will often do several ultrasound tests to make sure the cyst is stable and not growing, then check ultrasound once a year. What i want to make sure is that the cyst is not ovarian or tubal cancer. If a cyst doesn't grow, is small and simple, negative ca-125, then observation is an option i give my patients.
Answered 3/22/2020
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